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What Ahab never saw
The University of St Andrews Sea Mammal Research Unit will showcase some of its most exciting and cutting-edge research next week at a prestigious event highlighting the best of British science.
Major survey of whales, dolphins and porpoises
Ships and aircraft will take to European waters next month as part of the largest ever international survey of whales, dolphins and porpoises.
Protecting the protected
Marine biologists are to launch a new study into ways of protecting two protected species in Scotland - one of which feeds on the other.
Deputy First Minister praises research
PIC CAPTION: l-r Iain Smith, Professor Ian Boyd, Jim Wallace, Lucy Hunter, Dr Brian Lang at the University today.
Can crabs, coral or camels catch cold?
ADVANCE NOTIFICATION OF CONFERENCE - PRESS ATTENDANCE WELCOME, ABSTRACTS AVAILABLE IN ADVANCE.
St Andrews experts join fishing inquiry
ST ANDREWS EXPERTS JOIN FISHING INQUIRY
Seals phone home
Seals are to be given mobile phone technology to "phone home" new insights into their whereabouts, feeding and behaviour.
Sea water improvement plan
£300,000 worth of works to improve the sea water quality at the University of St Andrews' Sea Mammal Research Unit are to commence next week (w/c 10 June 2002).
Biologists share multi-million dollar funding
Scotland's marine biologists have been awarded a share of a $5 million international grant to develop new instruments for collecting information about marine mammals and create digital databases on the diversity, distribution and abundance of marine life throughout the world.